WHAT A VIEW!
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October 24, 2026

WHAT A VIEW!

Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness (left) admires the downtown waterfront from the Kingston Two (K2) apartments, during the ribboncutting ceremony to open the new housing development on Wednesday, October 21.

Also appreciating the scenic view are (from second left) minister of state in the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce Delano Seiveright; businesswoman Lisa Hanna; and Mayor of Kingston Andrew Swaby.

(Photo: JIS)

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